Summitt is the only person to have two courts used by NCAA Division I basketball teams named in her honor: "Pat Head Summitt Court" at the University of Tennessee-Martin, and "The Summitt" at the ...

“Pat Summitt didn’t just change the history of Tennessee basketball or made this arena known well beyond ... They came to honor everything Summitt achieved off the court as well as on it. “The real ...

Summitt’s greatest adversary on the court was Auriemma. The two teams played 22 times from 1995-2007. Summitt ended the series after the 2007 season. “Pat’s vision for the game of women’s basketball ...

Pat Summitt spoke more clearly on a basketball court than any coach in history, often without saying a word. That’s why, when news arrived Tuesday that the transcendent icon at Tennessee had ...

In East Tennessee and throughout the women’s basketball community, Pat Summitt is known as one of the greatest coaches of women’s basketball at the collegiate level.

Basketball Analyst Debbie Antonelli grew to know Pat Summitt after playing against one ... and becoming her long time friend off the court. Antonelli has known Pat for roughly 30 years, 25 of ...

Pat Summitt lived such a great life that she was honored in death Tuesday by a president. Tributes poured in from the basketball world ... courage on and off the court.” Every player to complete ...

Summitt brought college basketball to women ... Lifting heavy bales of hay gave her strength. Her dad built a basketball court for Pat and her three brothers to have fun when not working.

Lost among Mary Lou Retton, Greg Louganis, Carl Lewis and Michael Jordan at the 1984 Olympics were the stars of the first gold medal-winning U.S. women’s basketball team. “Everybody on that ...

"Pat Summitt didn't just change the history of Tennessee basketball or made this arena ... They came to honor everything Summitt achieved off the court as well as on it. "The real accomplishment ...

This is a sad day in the basketball community ... NCAA President Mark Emmert said Tuesday. “Pat Summitt’s courage and tenacity on and off the court should be commended and emulated.